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    Kid-Fit Mission Statement

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    3) Develop positive attitudes, sportsmanship, and compassion for their sport. Structure Kid-Fit will be a limited partnership. Limited partnership is a partnership in which only the general partner, who runs the business, has personal liability, while the limited partners, who are basically passive investors, can lose no more than their stake in the partnership. Our limited partner will be a larger established fitness company whose main focus is the adult population. Management

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    Sole Proprietorship Description • Simplest and oldest business form to establish • Does not require legal expertise or fees when forming • Most popular type of business organization comprising • Excellent option for business that only have a small number of employees (Stevick, G.E., 2006). Two Advantages 1. The owner has complete control over the business, and has all decision-making power. 2. Owner retains all profits made by the organization. Two Disadvantages 1. Unlimited and unshared responsibility

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    rentals will be offered at a competitive rate and the vehicles will be of better value. We will be located at small regional airports across New England (i.e., BGR Airport), as well as in major airports in New England (i.e., BOS Airport). 2. This partnership will continue to operate until all of the partners decide to leave the business or the company dissolves. 3. RelayRydes, LLC 1486 Northbrook Drive, Cambridge, MA 02138 4. All employees are coming with no lying contracts from previous jobs. 5.

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    business earns is: Taxed only as Javier's personal income. 32. In a partnership, a(n) __________ partner (owner) actively manages the company and has unlimited liability for claims against the firm. general 33. A partner (owner) who invests money in a business, does not take an active role in managing the operation, and is only subject to losing the funds he/she invested. Limited partner 34. The limited liability provided to limited partners means that they are not responsible for the debts of the

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    received. Joe the sports fan is well aware of this type relationship but probably doesn’t know that Agency is the business term used. Agency and its application will be covered later. Business also has different types of organizations, to include partnerships, franchises and corporations. How these entities can be formed, their types and the powers they hold will be discussed. It is also important in business to know who is in charge, who runs the business and who can decide what the business will

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    A Sole Proprietorship

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    keep all of the profits, allows for taxing as a single unit and can enjoy a tax advantage of reducing taxable income due to business expenses. Some disadvantages of a sole proprietorship are that resources available, such as loans or investors are limited, there is unshared and unlimited liability on the proprietor’s part and when the proprietor dies, the business normally dies as well. • Liability: A major drawback to the sole proprietorship is that there is unlimited and unshared liability on the

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    Wedding Dresses partnership”, which was started up in January 2014 under the Partnership act 1890. It is fundamental to acknowledge under which Act of Parliament a partnership has been opened up in order to identify and analyze which type of partnership it is. In fact, there are three main sorts of partnership: the General or Traditional partnership, that can be opened under the Partnership Act (1890), then there is the Limited Partnership that can be opened under the Limited Partnership Act (1907),

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    several factors such as how much control an individual wishes to have within the organization and to what extent are they willing to be liable for the business’s actions. This paper will look at three types of business forms: sole proprietorships, partnerships and corporations. After each form is examined a recommendation will be made to James regarding which type he should choose. SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP A sole proprietorship is an unincorporated business with only one owner. If James chooses to select

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    death of an owner. A corporation is a separate legal entity. Corporation shareholders are subject to unlimited personal liability. Correct 2 There are two general partners, each of whom contributes $5,000 in capital to a limited partnership. There are two limited partners, each of whom contributes

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    Business Structure

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    owners will then choose one of the 3 different forms: sole proprietorship, partnership or corporation. Sole Proprietorship Sole proprietorships are businesses that are owned by a single person. A sole proprietorship is the easiest to form and the most

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